DEFINITION
True/False
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Identify the missing
part or parts from
this SMART goal.
100

In the acronym SMART, what does the S stand for?

Specific

100

I will be the next winner of the Lottery is an example of a SMART goal.

False

100

The goal, I will increase my GPA from 2.7 to 3.0 would need what additional part to be a SMART goal?

timely

100

I will practice my skills every day to prepare for tryouts.

Measurable

200

In the acronym SMART, what does the M stand for?

Measurable

200

Setting goals sets you up to fail.

false

200

How will I know when my goal is reached? is an example of a question to help make sure your goal is .

Measurable

200

I will eat healthy food at every meal for a month.

Specific

300

In the acronym SMART, what does the A stand for?

Attainable

300

When setting goals, you should ask yourself the question, Can I reach the goal?

true

300

A goal has a better chance of being accomplished than a broad or unspecific goal.

Specific

300

I will read for four hours.

Measurable AND Timely

400

In the acronym SMART, what does the R represent?

Relevant

400

SMART goals only help students with schoolwork.

false

400

Does my goal matter to me? is an example of a question to help make sure your goal is

Relevant

400

I will use stuff to keep track of my things.

Specific Measurable Attainable Timely

500

In the acronym SMART, what does the T represent?

Timely

500

It is important to set a SMART goal that is important to you.

true

500

How can I reach my goal? is an example of a question to help make sure your goal is .

Attainable

500

I will quit going on social media every night.

Measurable Relevant Timely